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Help with Set Analysis

Hi Guys,

How do I make the following Set Analysis expression to work?

=Sum( {$< DB={'telcon'}, Part No= - {"ZI","ZP"}> } $(vOpOrdersAmountBalance)) / $(vSalesDivider1)

I need DB= 'telcon' and at the same time Part No <> from 'ZI', 'ZP'

Thanks in advance,

Aldo.

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separerl
Contributor III
Contributor III

Hi Aldo !

Try something like this:

=sum( {$<DB={'telcon'}, [Part No] -={'ZI','ZP'}>} $(vOpOrdersAmountBalance)) / $(vSalesDivider1)

Note the brackets around Part No and the placement of the minus-sign

/Pär

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separerl
Contributor III
Contributor III

Hi Aldo !

Try something like this:

=sum( {$<DB={'telcon'}, [Part No] -={'ZI','ZP'}>} $(vOpOrdersAmountBalance)) / $(vSalesDivider1)

Note the brackets around Part No and the placement of the minus-sign

/Pär

mike_garcia
Specialist
Specialist

Hi,

Does the variable $(vOpOrdersAmountBalance) return a Field Name?

Mike

Miguel García
Qlik Expert, Author and Trainer
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Yes, it returns a Field Name.

Aldo.

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It works,

Thanks,

Aldo.